However, PewDiePie hopes that by highlighting the issue of recurrent incorrect copyright claims, then YouTube will step up to the plate and help change the game for creatives and their content. So, according to PewDiePie, even if a YouTuber does everything they can to edit their videos to ensure it meets copyright rules, ultimately, if a company wants to take down a video for including its content, then it can do. On October 5th, 2018, PewDiePIe responded to the channels encroachment on his subscriber count with a satirical diss track titled bitch lasagna (shown below). PewDiePie went on to claim that when it comes to copyrighted content, 'YouTube is always in favour of the company'. But the kind of stuff that happened… it’s not okay.' How is that possible? I understand it’s a difficult process. Understandably, PewDiePie was not happy about the rejection saying: 'I don’t know how this was possible that someone can claim my own video and say it’s me. YouTuber Goes To T Series Office To Play B Lasagna InformOverload 12.1K views 931 likes.

This means that neither he nor anyone else will be able to do anything with his content. MrBeast Wants Jake Paul & Logan Paul To Help PewDiePie Beat T-Series. PewDiePie claimed that while he did appeal to YouTube, the streaming platform rejected his dispute over the Repost Network's claim. Did PewDiePie Appeal To YouTube About The Copyright?

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